Regulating Artificial Intelligence (Hardcover)

Introduction: Artificial intelligence as opportunity and challenge for law and regulation.- Part I. Foundations of AI regulation.- Autonomy, self-determination and machine learning-based systems.- AI and the fundamental right to data protection.- Discriminating against discriminatory systems.- AI and e-personhood: A functional approach.- Opening the “black box”: A constitutional perspective on AI transparency.- AI and public goods governance.- Part II. Regulation of and through AI.- Social media algorithms.- Regulating ‘legal tech’? challenges to the rule of law.- Healthcare and AI.- Artificial intelligence and financial markets: Business as usual or in need of regulation?.- AI-based risk management in fully automated procedures of taxation.- The “smart” administration.- Transnational predictive policing and smart borders.- Algorithms and criminal justice.- Artificial Intelligence and Competition Law.- Part III. Conclusions.- Good artificial intelligence ? regulatory pathways to accountable, legitimate and transparent AI.